Suspended for a term after climbing into college late at night, he never returned to Magdalen, and from 1928 to 1932 was assistant editor on the literary paper, the London Mercury, commissioning Betjeman among others, and travelling.
Carr: You mean – by second term you mean one after the – a term after the one that I'm going to be elected to, I hope, as number one on the party ticket on September 14, one after that?
The capable lefty Rick Honeycutt, while with the Mariners in 1980, was excused for a term after an ump found a thumbtack affixed to his mitt (legend has it that he began to bleed on the mound after absent-mindedly wiping sweat from his forehead).
There's a reason why "legalese" is a term, after all.
We mention 'candidate term' instead of only 'term', since a candidate only may be considered a term after being validated by at least one domain expert.
L.B.J. finished Kennedy's term out, then was elected to a full term in 1964, before dramatically deciding not to run in 1968 (since he had served less than half a term after J.F.K. was assassinated, he was still eligible to serve a second full term from 1969-1973, hed he run).
